If you’re dreaming of a tropical paradise, you’re likely picturing something very similar to Tamarindo. Located on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast in the Guanacaste province, Tamarindo is known for great surfing beaches, like Playa Tamarindo and Playa Langosta, as well as calmer swimming and snorkeling beaches. There’s something for every person and every level of activity here. Costa Rica is a country rich in natural beauty and host to many endangered species and they take this stewardship very seriously. The Marina los Baulas National Park serves as a protected area that serves as a safe place for the leatherback sea turtle population.

Luxury Vacation Accommodations in Tamarindo

Our luxury Costa Rican vacation properties in Tamarindo can suit any situation, from a small family getaway to a corporate retreat to a destination wedding. Villas range from 2 bedrooms and baths to 6 bedrooms and baths. Regardless of size, all feature the caliber of amenities our discerning guests expect. You’ll enjoy beautiful sea views, private pools, hot tubs, lounging space in both the sun and the shade, close proximity to the sugar-sand beaches, professionally maintained tropical landscaping, and the utmost of privacy. Interiors in our luxury Tamarindo vacation homes are of similar quality, with perfectly designed and elegantly appointed living and dining areas, kitchens with high-end appliances, media rooms with the latest in electronic technology, game rooms with regulation pool tables and more, exercise rooms, office space and generous bedrooms sanctuaries to recharge the mind and body.

Tamarindo Activities Near Luxury Vacation Homes

Those interested in seeing the indigenous wildlife will want to spend a day at Tamarindo Wildlife Refuge. This is a perfect way to see a wide variety of animal and plant species on either land or water tours. You are likely to see crocodiles, coatimundis, howler monkeys and an array of waterfowl. If you’d rather have a birds-eye view of the forest canopy, there are several ziplining tours available. For the best canopy experience, a morning tour is the best choice for spotting wildlife. From up in the canopy to below the earth, try spelunking in the Barra Honda National Park, the only park in Costa Rica with cavernous underground trails.